Georgia family says they're forced to sell home to help power AI data centers: "It's theft"
Georgia homeowners face forced sales as AI data centers strain local energy grids—regulators now probing cost shifts
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Georgia homeowners face forced sales as AI data centers strain local energy grids—regulators now probing cost shifts
Surging energy demands from artificial intelligence data centers are creating friction with industrial production goals.
Maryland’s energy regulator delays BGE’s $8/month rate hike—raising questions about utility profits and grid reliability
Governor Mike Braun has replaced the chairman of the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission following a controversial rate-hike approval for AES Indiana.
Duke Energy reverses course on North Carolina rate hike amid legal and public pressure